021 · EP-04 Modern-Military
331_120752_Numeric_Files_1944-1945_37153_German_Armament_Equipment_Documents
Modern military UAP encounters — Contemporary AARO/DOW/USCENTCOM/INDOPACOM reports. 2010s–2020s.
00 · Key facts
- Theme
- Modern military UAP encounters
- Era
- Modern
- OCR pages
- 17
- PDF pages
- 17
- Size
- 14.8 MB
- SHA-256
- 91ea5f064e2ca99c…
01 · Opening pages
| DECLASSIFIED | | :--- | | Authority: NND 947020 | [Handwritten: 63A (circled)] [Stamped: FILE COPY] [Stamped: SECRET (crossed out)] AIR STAFF SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (FORWARD) REF:- SHAEF/A/TS.37153/A.2. 18 March 1945. SUB:- Night Phenomena. TO:- First Tactical Air Force (Prov.) APO 374, US ARMY. 1. With reference to reports forwarded from the XIIth Tactical Air Command through your Headquarters on the subject of night phenomena (foofighter), and further to this Headquarters' letter of even reference dated 11 February, a reply has now been received from the Air Ministry who say that Bomber Command crews have for some time been reporting similar phenomena. 2. The Air Ministry view is that a few of the alleged aircraft may have been Me.262's and for the rest, flak rockets are suggested as the most likely explanation. 3. It is regretted that no further, or more definite, information can be given. for the Deputy Supreme Commander, C.M. GRIERSON Air Commodore A.C. of S., A-2. 2354 4336
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02 · Why this matters
This file is one of 77 in the Modern military UAP encounters cluster. It is part of the post-AARO modern reporting record. The original PDF binary is held locally and SHA-256-checksummed.
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